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rceee · 03-10-2013, 05:21 PM

First of all, thanks for producing Sigil; top-notch, *outstanding* piece of software that has SAVED my Pages-to-(epub to)-Kindle revision process.

Just wondering, when editing an already produced epub (e.g., exported from Pages or the like), I tried inserting a page split marker, and I get the line

Code:

<hr class="sigil_split_marker" />

Yet no CSS definition for it. No external file was created, no inline CSS was added to the xhtml file I added the line to, and no CSS was added to my externally linked stylesheet for this document (which happens to be ../Styles/book.css). As a side note, using the Create HTML Table of Contents command worked beautifully and *did* create a ../Styles/sgc-toc.css file with the appropriate styles.

Thanks for any help you can provide!

03-10-2013, 05:21 PM	#1
rceee Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2013 Device: Kindle	sigil_split_marker and other CSS definitions; where are they? First of all, thanks for producing Sigil; top-notch, outstanding piece of software that has SAVED my Pages-to-(epub to)-Kindle revision process. Just wondering, when editing an already produced epub (e.g., exported from Pages or the like), I tried inserting a page split marker, and I get the line Code: <hr class="sigil_split_marker" /> Yet no CSS definition for it. No external file was created, no inline CSS was added to the xhtml file I added the line to, and no CSS was added to my externally linked stylesheet for this document (which happens to be ../Styles/book.css). As a side note, using the Create HTML Table of Contents command worked beautifully and did create a ../Styles/sgc-toc.css file with the appropriate styles. Thanks for any help you can provide!